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Engineering Group Manager – Fastening Engineering
General MotorsEngineering Group Manager leading fastening engineering at General Motors. Overseeing a team of Fastener Design Release Engineers to ensure high-quality deliverables across multiple vehicle programs.
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesAssembly
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead and develop a team of Fastener Design Release Engineers and Technical Specialists across multiple experience levels
- Ensure high-quality engineering deliverables across multiple vehicle architectures and programs from initiation through SORP
- Assign and balance team resources to meet timing, workload, and program priorities
- Provide day-to-day fastening and joining support to DREs, Technical Specialists, SQE, Buyers, Manufacturing Engineering, and suppliers
- Lead problem-solving and cross-functional collaboration from advanced vehicle development through end of program life
- Provide technical expertise in fastener selection, material and finish application, joint design, torque strategies, and fastening best practices
- Support the design of robust fastened joints, including manual joint analysis prior to FEA
- Oversee fastening catalog content and best practices in partnership with Fastening Engineers, Manufacturing Engineering, and SMT Technical Specialists
- Support product investigations and urgently address assembly plant issues, quality concerns, spills, shortages, and related challenges with durable solutions
- Review and approve requested fastener testing in collaboration with the laboratory and Fastening Engineering team
- Partner with suppliers to develop new parts and support sourcing activities with Purchasing and SQE
- Support static torque reviews for assembly plants when required by process
- Work closely with Vehicle Engineering, Engineering Design Operations, and VDDV/CAE teams to drive efficient, high-quality fastening solutions early in the GVDP process
- Collaborate with global teams to share best practices, mentor others, and strengthen technical capability across regions
- Remove roadblocks, improve processes, and help the team deliver on time with quality
- Champion Engineering With Simplicity (EWS) to drive optimized customer value, robust designs, and strong business results
- Lead the team in meeting core Global Vehicle and Hardware Engineering (GVHE) deliverables
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related technical discipline
- 10+ years of fastening engineering experience
- Strong technical foundation in fastening engineering, including: Fastener selection and application, Material and finish selection, Joint design and torque specification, Fastener manufacturing processes, Fastening joint analysis using manual calculations prior to FEA
- Working knowledge of GM CAD tools, including NX, Teamcenter/Active Workspace, and VisMockup
- Proven ability to lead teams, develop talent, and motivate others
- Strong cross-functional communication skills and the ability to influence technical decisions across organizations
- Ability to manage multiple priorities with composure, urgency, and sound judgment
- Demonstrated ability to work effectively in ambiguous environments and enable timely decision-making
Benefits
Comp & perks- Health insurance
- 401(k) matching
- Flexible work hours
- Paid time off
- Remote work options
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Hard Skills & Tools
fastening engineeringfastener selectionmaterial selectionjoint designtorque specificationfastener manufacturing processesfastening joint analysisFEA
Soft Skills
leadershipteam developmentcross-functional communicationinfluencetime managementdecision-making
Certifications
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering